The London review, conducted by R. Cumberland, Volume 1Richard Cumberland 1809 |
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... consideration , but as I think it due from me , being the conductor of a work , devoted to the interests of fair criticism and contemporary genius . If he is evidently cautious how he lends himself to great variety of character , he ...
... consideration , but as I think it due from me , being the conductor of a work , devoted to the interests of fair criticism and contemporary genius . If he is evidently cautious how he lends himself to great variety of character , he ...
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... considerations , the prin- cipal cause of success appears to have been that air of classical regularity which pervades the style , and characterizes the gene- ral effect . The workmanship , though exceedingly defective , contains many ...
... considerations , the prin- cipal cause of success appears to have been that air of classical regularity which pervades the style , and characterizes the gene- ral effect . The workmanship , though exceedingly defective , contains many ...
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... consideration , and force us upon analysing , when we ought only to feel . The conceptions , in short , must be always involuntary . But , in reality , the arguments on this question , from first to last , apply not to the narrative ...
... consideration , and force us upon analysing , when we ought only to feel . The conceptions , in short , must be always involuntary . But , in reality , the arguments on this question , from first to last , apply not to the narrative ...
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... consideration , what would be the feelings of a wo- man in Gertrude's condition , will probably declare that they would be exactly those which agitate Gertrude ; but it requires none of this careful consideration , to declare that no ...
... consideration , what would be the feelings of a wo- man in Gertrude's condition , will probably declare that they would be exactly those which agitate Gertrude ; but it requires none of this careful consideration , to declare that no ...
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... consideration , yet a natural and skilful expression is indispen- sably requisite to success : and the reason why so few of the nu- merous candidates for fame arrive at any very great eminence , is that so few possess a union of the ...
... consideration , yet a natural and skilful expression is indispen- sably requisite to success : and the reason why so few of the nu- merous candidates for fame arrive at any very great eminence , is that so few possess a union of the ...
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